Music & entertainment

News, trends , stats, reviews, how-to, case studies, apps and accessories related to how the music and entertainment industries benefit from iPad and other tablets.

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Birth of a scary iPad app - Haunting Melissa uses push technology to spook you

Does the iPad allow for more innovative approaches to entertainment than traditional PCs? Ask Neal Edelstein and he won’t hesitate to answer with a resounding “Yes!”
by David Needle

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Why tablets are a prime target for Xbox creator Seamus Blackley

Seamus Blackley is hoping his new venture focused on tablets will be a big hit. If he even comes close to his last big idea, the Xbox, that would be quite an accomplishment.
by John Gaudiosi

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Enterprise mobility is older than the world believes

Enterprise mobility apps have been around for a lot longer than people think. But we’re still trying to perfect them.
by John Younghusband

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Zeebox for iPad and Android targets 'second screen' TV viewers

The tablet and the TV are now entwined more than ever thanks in part to the growing popularity of second-screen TV apps like Zeebox designed to change the way you watch television.
by Doug Drinkwater

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The 7 best AirPlay speakers for your iPad

The iPad makes a great interface for controlling your music, but the onboard speakers fall flat. Boost your listening experience with one of these amazing AirPlay speakers, and enjoy your music as it was meant to be heard—and without wires.
by Ray Aguilera

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The 8 best TV companion apps for your iPad

The trend of dual-screen TV viewing is coming, so to make sure you get the most out of your tablet while watching TV, TabTimes looks at the eight best iPad apps to use while watching your favorite programs.
by Doug Drinkwater

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Baldur's Gate for iPad developer: 'We’re taking it from a curator’s approach'

TabTimes talks to Cameron Tofer of Overhaul Games about the complications involved with bringing classic PC gaming property Baldur’s Gate to the iPad.
by Seamus Bellamy

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Print Plus: How digital publishing is moving beyond eBooks and into the enterprise

With the explosive growth of tablet devices worldwide, the necessity for packaging content in a standard book format, along with the limitations in doing so, have effectively been eliminated.
by Ivan Dwyer

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This Week in Tablets: The secret inequity of app store pricing

Also inside: The cause of blurry text on the new iPad is…licensing?
by George Jones

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The 8 industries and professions most rapidly impacted by tablets

Thanks to IT consumerization and BYOD, tablets are becoming more common in the workplace. Some industries are evolving more rapidly than others, however.
by Doug Drinkwater

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The 12 best new iPad music apps and devices for pros

The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) held its annual winter show recently in Anaheim, California. TabTimes was there - here are the 12 best new music-making apps and gear for this year.
by Andy Patrizio

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Recording 3.0: Is Björk's Biophilia app-album the future of music?

When interactive artist Scott Snibbe was tapped to work on the eclectic recording star's newest project, he saw the birth of a new medium.
by Evan Shamoon

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TabTimes at CES 2012: Complete coverage and reactions

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - TabTimes is live from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show, where tablet announcements are flowing thick and fast.
by TabTimes Staff

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Sims creator Will Wright: "Games are becoming more interstitial in our lives"

One of the most famous video game designers of all time finds himself increasingly turning his attention to tablets
by John Gaudiosi

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Nook Tablet review: Elegant design, superior video—and some surprising flaws

Barnes & Noble's 7-inch Android tablet delivers superior video and book-reading, but misses the mark in a few categories. (Rating: 3 out of 5)
by George Jones

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Jean-Louis Gassée: "Amazon essentially has kidnapped Android with the Kindle Fire"

The former Apple exec discusses Apple's presence in the enterprise, Amazon's emergence as a tablet contender, and Microsoft's chances with Windows 8.
by David Needle

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Amazon Kindle Fire review: Great for books and media, bad for magazines and newspapers

Just like that, 7-inch tablets are legitimate—thanks to Amazon. (Rating: 4 out of 5)
by George Jones

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George Jones: When Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet change the market, will you be ready?

11 key digital technologies, evolutions, and concepts every media/marketing decision-maker needs to be mindful of.
by George Jones

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